Sakshi Chaudhary made a remarkable start at the Asian Games 2026, defeating Olympic bronze medalist Aira Villegas by a unanimous decision. With her recent accolades, including a Commonwealth Games gold, she showcased her boxing prowess. Upcoming matches promise more excitement as she prepares to face Kazakhstan's Alua Balkibekova. Other Indian athletes also had notable performances, including a strong showing in kabaddi and swimming. Read on for a detailed recap of Day 3's events and achievements.
AICHI-NAGOYA, Japan — Qatar recorded a series of strong results across several sports at the 20th Asian Games on Monday, including wins in handball and men’s 3×3 basketball. In handball, ... The post Qatar maintain momentum with wins across Asian Games events appeared first on Stad Al Doha .
Under the leadership of new coach Mike Babcock, the Oilers are experiencing a transformative shift. His assertive correction of star players and forward Trent Frederic during training camp showcases a new, high-performance culture. Babcock's straightforward methods emphasize accountability, setting ambitious expectations that resonate throughout the entire roster, as players adjust to this championship-winning mentality.
The Aurora prep sports scoreboard for Monday, Sept. 21, 2026, includes results and highlights for Aurora area teams in softball, girls volleyball, girls flag football and boys golf.
In the latest discussion of how the Tsai family sees the future of their holdings in the Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty, Clara Wu Tsai recently told fellow sports team owner the Baltimore Orioles David M. Rubenstein that she hopes to see the two teams stay in family hands for “generations.” In the wide-ranging [...]
Four years ago, when Andreas Theodorou first travelled to Borovets, Bulgaria, the level of downhill mountain bike racing he encountered seemed almost beyond reach. “It seemed too far away from our own reality,” the Cypriot rider recalls. This September, he returned to the same mountains and produced the fastest time of the UCI Borovets Open [...]
Henry Cejudo has a warning for Bo Nickal after watching Gable Steveson get knocked out in 12 seconds at UFC 331. Steveson entered his Sept. 19 bout against Sean Sharaf as a massive favorite but was stopped in under 15 seconds, per Sherdog.
Abubakar Nurmagomedov has no interest in wrestling Arman Tsarukyan. The Russian lightweight returned to wrestling last weekend in Istanbul, where he pinned former UFC opponent David Zawada in 60 seconds at an AIGA event, per Sherdog.
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